In celebration of Black History Month and the many black voices that have shaped Canadian literature now and always, we have put together a list of six must-read black writers! These writers take us from the halls of literary obsession to the neighbourhoods of East Vancouver, to Toronto’s side streets, and back again. Read on […]
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As the month of February draws to a close, so, too, does Black History Month. But the conversation doesn’t have to stop, nor should it if the goal is revolution.
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Our Black History Month series continues with Smells Like Stars by D. Nandi Odhiambo.
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Whose bodies are unconditionally worthy of health and safety? Whose bodies are worthy of love and justice?
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Make no mistake: the pandemic has tangled the whole world in its web.
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